
About this product
The StanGroup Manual Decoiler 51/8 is a heavy, unpowered coil stand for wide coil. Shops running AG and R panel lines, roofing and siding production, or cutting and shearing equipment use it to hold a big coil steady while the next machine pulls material off.
StanGroup rates it for coils up to 10,000 lb (4,535 kg) and 51″ wide, with a coil inside diameter of 16″ to 24″. Loading is done with the reel off the stand: the self-centering coil reel goes into the coil, a hand wrench expands it until it grips, and the reel and coil go back onto the stand, where the brake fixture locks them in. Once the strip is pulled, the coil turns freely and the friction brake controls it; an unwinding handle is supplied. The older listing adds that the lower joint bars have to be welded to the triangle stands before first use. No electrical connection is needed. Weight is about 700 lb (317 kg), and the footprint is roughly 67″ x 47″ x 49″.
A 51″ coil fits the 55″ Industrial Gang Metal Slitter and the 52″ bed of the Industrial manual sheet metal guillotine shear HS-52, which makes this stand a simple front end for a slit-and-shear setup. For 60″ coil, step up to the Manual Decoiler 60/8; for powered pay-off at that width, see the Motorized Decoiler machine DC60M. Steel Coil and Aluminum Coil in full width are the usual loads.
You can get it from our New Brunswick, NJ warehouse. Call (732) 561-4275 to check stock, or add it to your quote.
Specifications
| Manufacturer / article | StanGroup 200002MADC51 |
|---|---|
| Max coil weight | 10,000 lb (4,535 kg) |
| Max coil width | 51" |
| Coil ID | 16" to 24" |
| Operation | Manual; friction brake, unwinding handle |
| Size (L x W x H) | 67" x 47" x 49" |
| Weight | 700 lb (317 kg) |
Questions
Does it need power?
No. It is a manual decoiler: the coil turns as the downstream machine pulls the strip, and a friction brake controls it.
Is there any assembly before first use?
Yes. The listing says the lower joint bars must be welded to the triangle stands before the decoiler is put into service.



